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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Prologue, Section 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Campbell say all cities build in order to represent the idea of this central area?
(a) A religious temple
(b) A pyre
(c) A library
(d) A pit

2. Comedy and tragedy are both aspects of the same experience of _______.
(a) Growth
(b) Movement
(c) Understanding
(d) Living

3. What might the Hero be known as?
(a) The weak child
(b) The answer to the world's problems
(c) The classic protagonist
(d) The ultimate archetype

4. What does Campbell say are used to signify and to assist in the breaking of the attachment to one's parent?
(a) Gifts
(b) Dreams
(c) Rituals
(d) Arguments

5. Many contemporary religions are __________ manifestations of the same central figure system.
(a) Spirtual
(b) Incorrect
(c) Misguided
(d) Religious

Short Answer Questions

1. All things, moral and ________, beautiful and ________ emerge from this central area.

2. The perilous journey [of the hero] was a labor not of attainment, but of ___________."

3. What does the Hero have to do when he returns from his journey?

4. What is the center, a source from which all truth flows?

5. Whose temptation and transcendence does Campbell discuss in this section?

(see the answer key)

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